Quagga Kids Hoodies

Quagga Lion Christmas Ornament :: Canines and Felines

Drawing of an extinct subspecies of zebra as a circuit board.

These make a great gift for anyone who loves carousels. Especially kids.

These make great gifts for anyone who loves carousel animals. Especially kids!

This stripey chap is a favourite of my animal pieces. The key thing with this piece is the simplicity, the zebra itself, (Equus quagga) was easy enough to paint, all it took was a blue base wash and white and black ink overlays, but combined with the splatter style background it makes for a great graphics style piece and nice composition.

Quagga's Garage was a small operation based on Tatooine that provided equipment to mechanics on Tatooine.

A few of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Park, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in All That is Nature, & Other Groups.)

A few of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Park, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Afrikaans, and Other Groups.)

A few of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Park, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in International Women's Photography, and Other Groups.)

A few of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Pak, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it, & Other Groups.)

One of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Pak, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it, & Other Groups.) (1032 views at 7 September 2015)

A few of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Park, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in To Shelf Wildlife and Others.)

Burchells's Zebra grazing. Equus quagga burchellii is a member of the common or plains zebra species. It is notable for the brownish stripe on the white stripes between the black stripes. South Africa. (Canon 500D, zoom lens)

Affectionate zebra pair resting their heads on each other's torsos. According to the wildlife experts, when a zebra pair stands like this, it's not only a form of amicable contact behaviour, but also allows the zebras to watch for danger in all directions. Original photograph by Scotch Macaskill, taken in South Africa's Kruger National Park, rendered in minimalist monochrome.

Zebra group in close formation create a dazzling mix of stripes in black and white. This artwork in bold, graphic lines is ideal for for zebra fans, animal lovers and anyone who enjoys abstract nature. Great on apparel or home decor for safari or Africa-theme parties and functions. Perfect gift for wildlife supporters and anyone planning an Africa safari to Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, South Africa or Zambia. Design based on original photo of zebra group in close formation taken on Africa safari.

A few of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Pak, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Afrikaans and others.) (1376 views at 21 September 2015)

Two of the 200 plus strong herd of Zebra (Plains or Savanna or Common Zebra, Equus quagga) which we watched as they crossed the marsh early morning to get to a grazing site. Amboseli National Pak, Kenya, East Africa. It was a beautiful start to the day, with total quiet except for a few bird calls and the slosh, slosh, slosh of the water as they cantered across. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in International Showcase, & Other Groups.)

Featuring portrait of engaging Zebra making eye contact rendered in black and white angled lines, this design is ideal for zebra fans, animal lovers, and wildlife followers. Perfect gift for wildlife supporters and anyone planning an Africa safari to Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, South Africa or Zambia. Design based on original photo of zebra taken on Africa safari.

Never get tired of zebras (Equus quagga). Sepia seems to suit them well! This was taken in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana, Africa

Frisky zebra in black and white from original wildlife photo taken in Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park. The simple but eye-catching design portrays the playful, lively character of these popular icons of the African savannah.